We’re singing tonight, at The Albert in Norbiton. Should be quite jolly.

Rodgers and Hammerstein saw through Farage and Waxy-Lemon in the 1950s: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPf6...

We’ve got a little gig coming up, on 29 October at The Oak. Sea songs will be sung.

Now we've got the trees in shape, why not come along to our annual wassail on 8th February, where we will bless the trees and ask for a good harvest for the year to come. Limited tickets available: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/barnes-com...

We’re a friendly, inclusive bunch, and we need singers with various vocal ranges. Do get in touch if you’re interested and free to join us in KT2 on Monday mornings.

Pielarks will be singing at (and to) The Oak, in Kingston upon Thames, Wednesday 11 December. And there’ll be a tunes session afterwards, so bring instruments!

Exciting news from camp Granny's Attic! We've got a new album coming out next year, and we think you'll love it! We're just asking for a little help to get it out there. Here's a link to the kickstarter we've set up. Lots of rewards on offer, have a look around! www.kickstarter.com/projects/gra...

Upcoming event 2 of 2: Saturday 7th December, 7pm (doors 6.30pm): Winter concert and ceilidh - Drive The Cold Winter Away with Morris Folk Choir Venue: St Paul's West Hackney (182 Stoke Newington Road, N16 7UE). Onsite bar. Tickets £12 (£7 concession) from www.tickettailor.com/events/morri....

We organise live folk music events on a not-for-profit basis in and around Guildford in the UK. Here is our next event.

I've started up a starter pack loosely based around the UK folk and traditional music scene and will be adding to it all the time. If you can think of any artists, organisations or mandolin-whittling interest groups I've missed please let me know! go.bsky.app/D5A8kE4

I'm delighted that the tune we're using to accompany the song "What Wondrous Love is This" on the new Gigspanner Big Band album is from a village my family comes from. North Leigh had a morris tradition much of which has become extinct - but was described by Cecil Sharp.

Pielarks needs new singers, people who enjoy traditional folk music, and can sing confidently, in tune and in rhythm. We practise every Monday morning, 10 till 12, in north Kingston.